Lornographic Material

This epilogue is less comic book-y and more literary. It simply serves to bring everything full circle by tying the prologue and the epilogue together around the story at the center. 

I can't really say much else about this issue because... well, spoilers. There is retribution, but no violence or Christmasland, and only one frame of Charlie Manx. If it wasn't for the reveal at the end, I'd say this issue was pretty pointless. Not exactly sure as to why they picked second-person narration for the final book in the series, but I didn't care too much for it. 

In summation: Issue #7 is well-written, but kinda drab and plodding. I just didn't care that much for this part of the story, but that might be personal preference speaking. I wish they would have ended it with the last chapter, because this one kinda spoiled my enjoyment of the series as a whole. And that's sad, as this issue is made to give the reader a deeper experience, yet it failed to do that for me.